Might Delete Later: J. Cole Removes ‘7 Minute Drill’ From Streamers

J. Cole has removed his Kendrick Lamar diss, “7 Minute Drill,” from streaming services.

The single, featured on his mixtape, Might Delete Later, is no longer available to stream or download.

On “7 Minute Drill,” Coley Cole rapped:

I came up in the 'Ville, so I'm good when it's tension
He still doin' shows, but fell off like the Simpsons
Yousomethins--- was classic, your last s--- was tragic
Your second s--- put n---s to sleep, but they gassed it
Your third s--- was massive and that was your prime
I was trailin' right behind and I just now hit mine
Now I'm front of the line with a comfortable lead
How ironic, soon as I got it, now he want somethin' with me
Yeah, I'm aimin' at G-Money, cryintime, jump up and see
Boy, I got here off of bars, not no controversy
Funny thing about it, b---, I don't even want the prestige
F--- the Grammys 'cause them crackers ain't never done nothin' for me, ho
Slugs took my n---'s soul, drugs took another one
The rap beef ain't realer than the s--- I seen in Cumberland
He averagin' one hard verse like every thirty months or somethin'
If he wasn't dissin', then we wouldn't be discussin' him
Lord, don't make me have to smoke this n--- 'cause I f--- with him
But push come to shove, on this mic, I will humble him
I'm Nino with this thing, this that New Jack City meme
Yeah, I'm aimin' at G-Money, cryin' tears before I bust at him

Related: Might Delete Later: J. Cole Responds To Kendrick Lamar With ‘7 Minute Drill’ 

But, the track received heavy criticism and less than 72 hours later J. Cole apologized at his annual Dreamville Festival for dissing Kendrick Lamar.

The Fayetteville, North Carolina rapper told his fans:

In my spirit of trying to get this music out – I ain’t gone lie to y’all – I moved in a way that I spiritually feel bad on me.

I tried to like jab my n— back and I tried to keep it friendly, but at the end of the day when I listened to it, and it comes out, and I see the talk [people calling it trash] that s— don’t sit right with my spirit.

That s— disrupts my peace. 

Related: J. Cole Apologizes For Dissing Kendrick Lamar + Twitter Reacts

While removing a diss song is an unprecedented move in Hip Hop, I hope J. Cole has realigned his chakras and he’s sleeping better at night.

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